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Bear Glacier near Stewart BC

The spectacular scenery of the Kalum Forest District allows for a multitude of recreational opportunities:
Soak in a hotspring along the Douglas Channel, check out interpretative trails at Red Sand Lake, go rock climbing at Chist Creek, hike historic mining trails in the Bear Valley or snowmobile into spectacular alpine areas. Check out the links at left to learn more about the sites, trails, and other recreational opportunities in the District.

Important Notice

B.C. Forest Service recreation sites (campgrounds) and trails are now being managed through partnership agreements or being maintained by users.

More than 500 recreation sites and over 200 trails will be managed under partnership agreements. Partners managing recreation sites and trails include recreation groups, community organizations, First Nations, private citizens, local governments and forest companies.

The Ministry of Forests will manage about 700 sites and 200 trails as user-maintained. At user-maintained sites and trails, people are asked to respect the forest environment and pack out whatever they pack in. The ministry will pump toilets, remove hazard trees and replace signs and other structures where necessary. Structures and access will not be removed unless there are significant ongoing public safety hazards or environmental concerns.

This page was last updated Tuesday, January 10, 2006

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